Multiple Choice
In order to maximize his or her utility,a consumer must allocate his or her entire budget and
A) buy the combination of goods that makes the marginal utility per dollar from all goods as small as possible.
B) buy the combination of goods that equalizes the total utility per dollar from all goods.
C) do nothing else because when the entire budget is allocated, utility is maximized.
D) buy the combination of goods that equalizes the marginal utility per dollar from all goods.
E) buy the combination of goods that makes the marginal utility per dollar from all goods as large as possible.
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